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Article reads: Homeopathy critics, however, derisively call the product “oh-silly-no-see-um,” a reference to the absence of active ingredients. It’s products such as Oscillococcinum that have placed homeopathy in an awkward position: popular among holistic-minded consumers but scorned by scientists and most Western-trained doctors.
Trinity: The Scientific Basis of Vitalism and Transcendentalism 